Irving L. Janis Book order

Irving Janis was a psychologist most famous for his theory of "groupthink." This theory meticulously details the systematic errors groups make when engaged in collective decision-making. Janis's research delved into the psychological processes that shape group behavior and judgment. His work provides valuable insights into how social dynamics can impair rational assessment.

2014
Crucial Decisions
402 pages
15 hours of reading
Focusing on decision-making processes, Irving Janis offers a thorough analysis aimed at corporate executives, policymakers, and managers. He highlights common pitfalls in decision-making and provides strategies to avoid critical errors, ensuring that vital decisions are made with quality and precision. This work serves as a guide for enhancing decision-making effectiveness in various organizational contexts.
1972
Victims of Groupthink

Crucial Decisions

Victims of Groupthink